Located in the bottom of the Woonarena. Playground is nice and recently renovated. However if you…read morecome by car, there are no instructions on where to park, especially morning when the woonmall is closed. You need to park in p5 (arena parking) and go via the boulevard exit. This will take you right to the entry, but took trial and error to find.

Even though this place always seems to be busy kids love going here. There's a lot of space and…read morethings to do for the little ones. The occasional bullying kids that are not looked after regularly wont ruin a good experience. Friendly staff which could do a little better job on keeping the part for the under 4year olds really for under 4 year olds. Fun place all in all.

I went to the best yoga class I have been to in a while here. I had never been before and a friend…read moreinvited me along. I was expecting a small yoga studio (had only seen the teacher's yoga website) and instead found a whole center with different rooms for yoga, a small cafe, and I hear there is a little shop upstairs. The center is host to many many many many yoga classes/schools, meditation sessions, spirituality workshops, massage, qi cong, etc. Conveniently located right by Vondel park and hidden beneath the trees, you really feel like you are in a safe and warm place when you are there. The energy is quite nice all around. I plan to continue yoga there and will probably check out some of their other offerings soon.

De Roos can quickly be overlooked, but it would be a shame if you did. The location is amazing, a…read morelarge white villa at the corner of the PC Hoofdstraat and Vondelpark. Once the owners of the former Metz store lived here, which is now the Apple Store on Leidseplein. I am not sure who nowadays owns the building, but they are now a spiritual center. You can take workshops there, rent spaces or visit their bookshop. Now if all of this sounds a bit too esotheric for you, don't worry, as they also have an excellent cafeteria. On sunny days you can sit on the terrace, which is nice, cool and quiet. By far the best place in the often overcrowded and noisy Vondelpark. Their prices are quite reasonable and their soup and sanwiches are excellent, from the nearby Vlaamsch Broodhuys. You can also buy individual pieces of fruit, fresh salads and organic food. A hidden gem!

Stayed here three times now, so I think it's time to write a review…read more I'm going to start off by saying Center Parcs is not my preferred type of stay. It's a true European holiday park, where they give you the cabin, a fully-equipped kitchen with a microwave/oven and refrigerator, kitchen utensils...and not much else unless you get a better package. First time I stayed here, I didn't get the VIP cottage and quickly learned that there weren't even towels or toiletries at all. Quite the welcome. Since then, I've always made sure to get a VIP cottage. At least that guarantees you towels. But it also includes a sauna and hot tub, which is pretty nice. It also gets you bread in the morning. They make their bread fresh every morning, so I'm guessing that it comes from that. And yeah, don't expect A/C. The upstairs bedrooms can get very hot in the summer. They do have a center which has a grocery store, restaurant, and other activities. Not that I ever do any of the activities. But the idea of the holiday park is that you never have to leave it if you don't want to. Also note that this is very close to Circuit Zandvoort, so don't be surprised if you hear very loud cars if you are trying to sleep. The only reason I ever stay here is that it is generally the cheapest option for a group when compared to the hotels and Airbnbs in the area. Not ideal, but it serves its purpose.

It's not the cleanest cottages, but it does come fully equipped with pots, dishes, and utensils. I…read morefound a lot of stains on the mattresses and the rooms are small, but you pay a fairly decent price and are able to accommodate up to 8 people. Bonus is that there is a grocery store on the complex and you can also rent bikes here as well. Make sure you bring your own towel, or you can buy a thin one from them for a few euros. I'd come here again for convenience, though I do feel like the quality/cleanliness at the Airbnbs/hotels are probably better.